Violence in Brussels as Socialist bloc extends strike
In Brussels violence marked a nationwide strike against Premier Gustav Eyskens. Strikers clashed with police, at least 12 injured and two civilians reported killed including a man named Sochlist leaders blamed a sniper, while authorities cited a police shooting. Outbreaks spread to Antwerp Mons Charleroi and cities across Belgium as royal officials and party leaders sought to quell the crisis.
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House of Representatives
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Theo Lefevre
Man struck by bolt from construction tool across street
In New York a bank clerk Ralph Rubens was wounded when a two inch stud bolt fired from a window frame installation tool ricocheted into his chest from the floor above. Officials treat it as an industrial accident with no charges filed against workers. Also noted Kennedy aides selection Bundy Harvard dean for national security post.
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New York
Ralph Rube
Bank
Manhattan
Rubens
Hollywood studios sued for blacklist of writers and actors
A group of writers and actors including Oscar winners sue major Hollywood studios for 7.5 million in damages and mandate an end to alleged political blacklisting. Plaintiffs claim work denial due to associations with antiwar and civil rights figures, naming Metro Goldwyn Mayer Paramount Warner Disney Universal and others.
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Albert Maltobi
Howard Lawson
Herbert Bibernit
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Stevenson
Gale Sondergaard
Alvin Hainer
Mary Virginia Furniey
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Young
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Marie
Lawson
Blhurman
Cole
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Plaanbitrs
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CJ Chairman Presents 147 Service Awards
CJ Chairman presents 147 service pins at a ceremony marking decades of work at the office furniture plant. Pins include 20 year, 14 tourmaline, 4 blue, 7 gold, and six diamond awards for long service as executives note steady business due to government orders. The event highlights 4,164 total pins since 1945 and 12,000 man-years of service.
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Curry
Anestone
David Hillstront
Chit Mary
Wwe
Wwerr
Tran-Syat
Corry i
Brews Cong Damestown
D Armette Hullstrorm
Hillstrom
Journal
Mother Said There'd Be Days Card Mixup Detected
In Sarasota Florida Mr and Mrs Charles Burroughs mailed Christmas cards with their names but forgot to fold them. When few cards remained to be sent Charles Burroughs opened one bearing Browning Repair and Welding Wheatland Wyoming label, revealing a misaddressed or misdirected item.
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Sarasota
Lap
Charles Burroughs
Birroughs
Browning Repair and Welding
Wheatland
Erie County Hike Rumor Sparks Tax Debate
Rumor at Ble County courthouse suggests commissioners may seek a three-quarter mill increase in 1961 taxes to fund a $4,000,000 hospital expansion. The report clashes with chair-elect Carl D. Proctor’s earlier hint of a hike this year and notes a planned mill levy for general operations, including the county hospital and tuberculosis hospital, amid budget concerns and expected property value growth.
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Ble County
Commission
Carl D. Proctor
Couinty
Tuberulosis Hospital
Eve County
Hewenie
Vlmor
Coun
Miners Pensions Cut 25 Per Cent
The trustees of the United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund cut monthly pensions for retired bituminous miners from $100 to $75 starting February due to reduced income from a 40 cent royalty. More than 65,600 retirees are affected, with anthracite miners already reduced from $100 to $50 per month for deeper industry depression.
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Imutl
United Ming Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund
iAnthracie
Bert
Moscow Names New Agriculture Minister in Shakeup
The Soviet Union installed Mikaii Olshynsky as agriculture minister after a poor year and public dissatisfaction. Vladimir V Mujshevich, long trusted by Premier Khrushchev, was removed from the post amid the party reshuffle and the academy vice president assumed the role.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Une Munis
Mir Khrushchev
Vladimir V Mujshevich
Mikaii Olshynsky
Acadumy of Agricultural Sciences
New Year Traditions Across Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Pennsylvanians usher in the new year with church watchnight services and festive gatherings as traditions dating to colonial days continue. The Greater Philadelphia Council of Churches expects about 750 100 to attend across Philadelphia and neighboring counties while liquor sale rules affect New Jersey venues. Most establishments close for a long weekend as observers ring in the year with Auld Lang Syne.
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Corryite and Son Hurt After Erie Line Crash
A two-vehicle crash near Warren involved Corryite, 35, and his 11 year old son. Both were taken to Warren General Hospital. Damage to vehicles totaled about 1100 to 800 with possible charges pending as investigators review the incident.
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Ali Unis
Warren
Pauie Hannold
Pitts- Held
Eastbolind Howe
Harvey Walters
Erie
Watters Nor
Honhold
Warren General Hospital
Pyounusvilly
Harriman World Ambassador Controversy Referenced in Damaged Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Harriman in a global diplomacy context and references a Department of Detynst Roxidey Wassete Lpertions Fe as well as a political candidate and investigations. The passage includes scattered names, places, and dates, with unclear specifics and many garbled phrases. The readable portions suggest a diplomatic or political speculation piece with mentions of officials, committees, and legal actions.
Roving Envoy To Represent President In All Countries
President elect John Kennedy weighs appointing a roving envoy to travel abroad representing him. Reports say Averell Harriman, former ambassador to the Soviet Union and ex-governor, is a leading candidate, with Kennedy officials noncommittal. Kennedy aides discuss plans for a traveling diplomatic role while denying final choices.
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bin Falls
Kennedy
Averell Harrisin
Soviet Union
New York
Investment Clubs Targeted for Taxes in Erie County
County Personal Property Superintendent Chirk BE. Lord announced tightening tax rules on investment clubs in Erie and countywide. About 78 clubs exist in Erie with 10 to 20 members each and some invest up to 50 dollars per member monthly. Notices and forms will be mailed ahead of a February deadline, with penalties up to 12 percent for delinquency. The effort follows prior tax collections and stock devaluation trends. Also reported is the death of State Rep. Charles F. Lilgerd at age 50 from a heart attack in Harrisburg after a ward meeting.
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House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Corry Youth, 14, Faces Court In Car Ransackings
A 14 year old from Corry appeared in juvenile court today after admitting involvement in a spree of car ransackings. Police reports describe the suspect and others as part of a group that targeted vehicles on North Canter Street and nearby areas, with officers recovering items and continuing investigations.
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Vietim
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Poe Lee
Fu Ottioar
Drake Urges Parents as Kids Sled in City Streets
Drake urged parents to keep children off streets after several sledding incidents. Police cited unsafe riding on King Street and East Pleasant and South streets, warning drivers could strike riders. Drake pressed parental responsibility amid citywide sledding hazards.
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Drake
East Pleasant
Oil City
Amsey
Brakeman Stops Train Short of Rock Slide Disaster
Jersey City report details Ralph Curia a 12 year old railroad brakeman who halted a passenger train just feet from a rock slide that collapsed a retaining wall and spilled boulders onto the Jersey Central railroad tracks near Nostrand Avenue station. He leapt onto the blocked track flagged the commuter trains and saved lives.
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Ralph Curia
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Nostrand Avent
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